The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24
JUNE BUGS.

down about 300 feet
Eternal vigilance is the price of-po-
tatoes Kill the bugs,
Iowa apple crop will not pan out over
20 per cent of 4 full crop.
Everybody in the surrounding country
come to Kimball the Fourth.
The Mitchell hose team expects to go
to the Deadwood tournament.
Ladies can always get handsome call
ing cards at the GRAPHIC office
Taxes unpaid must be paid this month
to avoid the . per cent. penalty.
Some men are too proud to beg and
too honest to steal, SO they get trusted.
Salem is to have an artesian well
Contract price, $3.50 per foot for / 200
feet.
The Buffalo County .sentt;sa has
changed its mind; it will stay at Buffalo
Center.
And now it's Alexandria that wants
the Kimball base ban club on the
Fourth
Doctors Lashicr and Hollingcr have
put up some tasty awning at their office
windows.
The Iowa State Sportsmen's Associ-
alton has been in session at Sioux City
this week
Judge Tripp is holding court at Woon-
socket this week. The Solomon murder
case viii be tried
Rev. l. n, Pardce will hold quarterly
meeting services at the Methodist church
next Sunday evening.
In the vicinity of Brattlcboro, Yer
mont, the snow of last winter is still
piled up in hugh drifts.
The Aberdeen fire department paid
the Alex Mitchell Hotel $500 for board
during the tournament
A ST Cloud (Alinn) man has been
sent to the peditentiary for 30 years for
attenlit TO commit rape
According 10 tie Mitchell NspuJl.cea
Jay Gou',l has purchased 80 acres of
land adjoiuing Mt Vernon.
An Aurora coun.y man is serving out
a 50 fine faaanc plankinton Jail for cru
ely beating his young son.
A cyclone at Grand Forks on the 18th
! inst !, Nod Gvo ,,o,,,,,, o,3 a,.,roroj
300, 0oo worth Of property.
Tic fourth annual meeting of the
South Dakota Educational Association
convenes at Mitchell the 2eth
Last Monday was the 50th anniversary
Of Queen Victoria reign over England
Naturally they had hisl old time over
| there.
The Sioux Fall hose team has chal-
lenged the Mitchell team for hose
race in Sioux Falls on the Fourth fol
$500 side
Tuesday was the longest day of ,hs
year 1t follows that the days are now
growing shorter-or the nishts longer
we don't know which.
Gen. Sherman's letter in relation tc
the president S visit to ST. Louis and tn,
new pension bin will be found on tho
first page of the GRArmc.
Nearly every exchange that we oper
contains an account Of base ball game
4 town in Dakota that has not got !
base ball club seems to be out Of style.
Neither corscts or bustles are worn b,
the Indian squaws and when one come
into town and slips up on banana ski,
she gifts the worth of her money ever,
time.
Some women fill their house with
sweetness only equaled by the breath o
summer roses; and then, again, othc
women fill theirs with anything the.
can buy of a peddler.
"Children's Day will be observed a
the Methodist church ncXt Sunday morn
ing. An interesting program and
good time for all is expected. TA
church win be appropriately decorated.
The price for a license to sell liquor i
Bushnell, H., is 81, 600, and yet six IS
loon men have applied for licenses
This represents about Sl2 apiece frol
every man, woman and child in th
e town.
This vicinity was visited with 8 Sc
we're thunder storm Sunday evening
A The lightning WAS enough to scare
r women into fits and to make a man
d hair curl. A heavy shower Of rain eli,
ed it and cooled the atmosphere.
The cadet who stood second in a cla
of sixty-four graduates from the Unite
= States military academy at West Poin
last week, is colored boy. Whe
General Sherman handed him the d
!" ploma the applause was thunderous.
If the Vassar college girls don't ha,
boils between their shoulder blades til
= summer it won't be their fault. III
book keeper of the institution says 4
dear creatures have eaten 600, 600 buc
wheat slap jacks during the past wint
t. and spring
The GRAPHIC is in receipt of the fiji
annual catalogue of the Scotland Aca
envy The showing for the past year
= wor,, Is an excellent one. re studer
were enrolled the first year The tuiti
and board is very low at this school
the entire expense of term not bel
over $50.
x The South Dakots Sunday schc
association, which met at Watelto,
(, last week. will be held in Mitchell ne
year. The new officers are: Presdel
Rev. W. B. Hubbard, of Chamberla
general superintendent. d. p Ward,
Sioux Fails; treasurer D. w. Diggs,
Milbank.
3. Hls not commonly known that l
. ward Brenne is agent for number